Sentence examples for the growing prominence from inspiring English sources

The exhibition's title, Mr. Barth said, reflects the growing prominence of Chinese photography.

The growing prominence of radical voices is partly a byproduct of the transition to democracy.

Ironically, the growing prominence of the documentary Oscar category may now claim its own victims.

He also reflects the growing prominence of designers of Asian descent who are making their mark on the global stage.

The inclusion of observer states to the council came after a spirited debate at its biennial meeting and reflected the growing prominence of the issues facing the region.

"We wanted to elevate the visibility of the growing prominence of the Asian communities in Houston," said Jonathon Glus, chief executive of Houston Arts Alliance, the exhibition's organizer.

In a sign of the country's growing prominence on the global scene, the chairman of the company, Yuri Milner, recently bought a $100 million home in Silicon Valley.

The group's growing prominence, and the willingness of some Free Syrian Army units to work with it, increased the West's reluctance to provide military aid and gave Mr. Assad an opportunity to paint the entire opposition as driven by foreign-backed extremists.

Its advocates point to Facebook's Sponsored Stories and Twitter's Promoted Tweets as well as experiments from the likes of Forbes and The Atlantic as evidence of the category's growing prominence.

The movement's growing prominence owes much to the efforts of Bay Area performance artists, activists, and couple Annie Sprinkle and Elizabeth Stephens, who have made ecosexuality a personal crusade.

He argues that the physical presence of the demonstration in the financial district has been essential to the movement's growing prominence.